Two calls with little to no room to work. A day in the life

I had a couple of calls today where the installers must have been doing crack or something. I'm gonna try to show them both to you. Got no call. Maybe I am gonna have pull this motor. What does this go to? Looks like a power wire. All right we're gonna go through. My screw here is missing. We're gonna go through ohming this out. Ohm everything to ground. You see that? I'm showing mega ohms to ground. I don't need to see nothing else. It needs a new motor. All right now to now to check and see if it's under warranty. this orange wire goes up here but you know these wires can be well there's no good place for them so i just need to remember to hook that back up warranty work so um we are on our way to get squeeze in that closet install it slid down a little bit for me to come out between those two it looks like that is set closer to the bottom wants to come out right here So we need to squeeze in that little closet if we ever have to do a coil on that thing all those shelves are going to have have to come out orange is going to neutral pull this out a little bit that's one the next is g not that one but one that have different size connectors on them and this one goes straight ground the next one's gonna be my black which is power all right that's brown here's my black sweat on my glasses and i can't see last one is common that's brown green on one blower motor let's check that that try go get some launch and know what i might be able to get i might be able to get the blower out but look at this that is ridiculous ain't no way to get coal out that is unreal all right let's go look outside that air handler i don't see how in the world you can't get it out without cutting some of the two by fours you can't get that coal out at all i'm seeing a few little ants contactor contactors pulled in you might not be able to see it but 240 nothing yeah that's me a real easy contactor to replace you're right all right let's make sure nothing check the ground first of all i can't hardly see anything because i think i'm gonna have to zip tie some of that stuff together just to be able to work on this i do not know what i'm gonna find when i get this thing up and running it had no filter and as you can see both my pressure switches have been bypassed the rain on me let me get my umbrella it is pouring this little umbrella is a lifesaver answer that phone sometimes most of the time i just let it go to voicemail but that was somebody all right now that we got all this hooked up we got uh this is just they could have put this contactor up a little higher hard to see but ants got into it so we're about to fire this thing up and let's see how it goes meter was in the rain just a second ago check and see if i all right i got a call see what before i put that power back to it that's my ground wire comes awfully close to my power right there let's just check head pressure real quick basically that return had three other returns in it so putting a filter in it ain't gonna do no good one up here but i'm gonna have to take this duct loose and bend that little i don't know if you can see it the tab back is sticking out i'm glad i went back and looked because there are three other returns and the only place to put a filter is in the air handler And you can tell it's never had a filter. I took a picture of the model and serial number. That's a 2012. So that thing's been running nine years with no filter. I don't know how in the world it has continued to work. But I'm going to put a filter in it now. I'll be back up here tomorrow to crawl in that attic.